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Signal Foundry

Search that shows its sources

Every answer,
with the record behind it.

Plans live in one system, tasks in another, budgets in a third. Signal Foundry searches them together and keeps a direct route back to the original record.

Search a connected workspaceDocuments · Projects · Finance

QuestionWhen does the launch happen, and who owns the handover?

  1. Documents · 12 SepAutumn launch planLaunch is planned for 24 September.
  2. Projects · 13 SepLaunch support handoverWaiting for the updated support guide.
  3. Finance · 10 SepLaunch spending planVisible to department leads only.

One connected answer24 September, if the support guide is updated first.Follow the sources

How it connects

Three habits of a search
you can trust.

  1. 01Bring in the sources

    Choose the records that belong in the workspace. Every result keeps its original system, date and link.

  2. 02Respect the boundaries

    A role decides which records appear. An answer never reveals something the reader could not open.

  3. 03Say what is missing

    When a source is offline, the search says so instead of quietly giving a smaller answer.

Try it

Go on.
Ask it something.

Search the connected records, switch the role, or take Documents offline and watch the answer change honestly.

3 matching records · Team member

“An answer is only as good as the record you can open behind it.”

The one rule Signal Foundry is built on

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About this interactive example

Signal Foundry is an example website. The search runs over five sample records in your browser. Nothing is connected to a real system.

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